EDITH GORGE FALLS
   Pierce County, Washington

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Although the main feature along Edith Creek is Myrtle Falls, when leaving Paradise along the one way Paradise Valley Loop road, one can not help but to slow down when passing this impressive Gorge. Edith Creek spills down several steps, none more than 30 feet tall, but it all adds up. In the late spring, and often the early summer, there is a noticeable accumulation of un-melted snow in the Gorge due to it's small openings. Visiting the area in late July 2000, there was still 5 feet of snow on the ground at Paradise (Winter of 2000 had a National record snowfall in may places throughout Washington). This photo was taken in late August, 2001. Snow is obviously not a problem at that point.

HISTORY AND NAMING INFORMATION

• EDITH GORGE FALLS is the Unofficial name of this waterfall.

LOCATION AND DIRECTIONS

Located in Mt. Rainier National Park, along the Paradise Loop road. From the parking lots at Paradise, drive down the hill along the one way Paradise Loop road for about .3 mile to the bridge spanning the end of the Gorge, and a turnout just beyond.

EDITH GORGE FALLS is shown in the center. The 10 closest waterfalls are shown as transparent icons. Click any icon or see the list below for more information.

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